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Stormwater Summit Day Two Presentations: Part 3

Session 1: Public Works to the Rescue: Looking Beyond Structural Solutions for Effective MS4 Nutrient Control Effectively reducing nutrient loads will require a full suite of structural and non-structural implementation…

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Stormwater Summit Day One Presentations: Part 1

Session 1: How to Successfully Implement a Regional Biofiltration Stormwater Treatment System in an Ultra-Urban Neighborhood Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) is implementing a regional stormwater treatment system and prioritizing specific…

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Public Safety Executive Partnership (PSEP): A Success Story – Integrating First Response from Public Works, Fire, and Police

Buckeye, Arizona is the fifth-fastest growing city in the nation. Its population has exploded in the past 20 years, growing from 5,000 people in 2000 to over 50,000 by 2010…

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Making Space: Optimistic Strategies for Addressing Urban Homelessness in Public Works

As visible homelessness presents an increasing challenge for public works managers, staff and elected officials are being asked to respond to this complex issue in productive, politically-sensitive ways. Explore optimistic…

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Storying Workshop! How to Tell the Public Works Story

In Tuesday morning's General Session, Bob Allen Founder and Chief Storytelling Officer, IDEAS; former Disney Imagineer, explained the components of a powerful story and the mechanisms of good storytelling. Public…

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UPROW – What Lies Below is What We Know!

APWA Chapter leaders and administrators – this session is for you! At the time of this recording, only 10 of the 63 APWA Chapters had a Utilities and Rights-of-Way (UPROW)…

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Strategic Utility Damage Prevention: Employing Data to Reduce Excavation-Related Damage to Buried Facilities

Damage to underground facilities is an expensive and inconvenient challenge faced by public works operations. Determining the best way to prevent these incidents may feel like a daunting task. With…

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Let’s Use it One More Time! – Addressing Regulatory Concerns and Satisfying Water Demands of Customers in Naples, Florida

The City of Naples is located in Southwest Florida on the Gulf of Mexico. With an extraordinary climate, beautiful sunsets, and numerous outdoor activities throughout the winter, the Naples’ seasonal…

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One Water: From the Street to the Toilet, the First of its Kind Non-Potable Reuse at Los Amigos Park

The Los Amigos Park Stormwater Harvesting and Direct Use Demonstration Project is the first project of its kind to capture offsite runoff for treatment and use onsite. This multi-benefit process…

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Taming Stormwater Data: Using GIS Tools to Make Information Work for You

To keep a stormwater program from drowning in its data, it’s essential to manage information so it’s easily accessible and can help drive critical decisions. The Town of Apex, NC,…

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